When will Dubstep/Dance music fade away?

RetroDork

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#108265861Sunday, August 04, 2013 12:29 AM GMT

It really didn't start until 2009, and I was thinking it will last until 2017 or so.

Donughtman

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#108266057Sunday, August 04, 2013 12:30 AM GMT

Dubstep is way different than dance but you wouldn't know that amirite?

Donughtman

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#108266273Sunday, August 04, 2013 12:32 AM GMT

Dubstep has actually been around for quite a while mainly in the UK where it strongly originated, in garage bands and underground artists who played at clubs and social events, but hardly ever in concert. you can thank skrillex for all the preppy dubstep hype. even though he is good, he caused most of it >:(

Mattakae

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#108266434Sunday, August 04, 2013 12:33 AM GMT

It probably won't for awhile now. It'll probably just continually evolving and changing.

RetroDork

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#108266865Sunday, August 04, 2013 12:36 AM GMT

@xpsm1530: Post-Grunge and Emo were up until 2008 though, but in 2009, things started changing. I think that when Lady Gaga and other modern musicians such as Taio Cruz, Justin Bieber, and Ludacris took over in around that time, post grunge and emo were on their final days.

DwoTimensional

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#108268735Sunday, August 04, 2013 12:52 AM GMT

"Dubstep is way different than dance but you wouldn't know that amirite?" "Dubstep has actually been around for quite a while mainly in the UK where it strongly originated, in garage bands and underground artists who played at clubs and social events, but hardly ever in concert." ok dubstep warrior you can calm down